✨You Can Touch the Times Square New Year's Eve Ball!
Find out how you can take home a piece of the old New Year's Eve ball!
Untapped New York was started in 2010 by a then student at Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP), where she is now a professor. We love architecture and believe there is no better place to celebrate it than NYC!
Author Colin Jerolmack of The Global Pigeon While you might think a tour of pigeon-related landmarks may not score high
Continuing up Fifth Avenue from where the previous installment of Don’t Forget to Look Up ended, this stretch along
Photo by Attila Sary Thanks to zoning initiatives, where the city granted buildings the rights to additional air space (i.
The 478-acre Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, founded in 1838, was one of “America’s first rural cemeteries.” The official website
In 2004, in protest of increased security in NYC for the Republican National Convention, artist Duke Riley sailed to U
Image via Banksy’s Instagram Banksy is here in New York City this month, promising one work a day in
Yesterday in Paris, the largest collective street art exhibition opened in the 13th arrondissement on Rue de Bellievre near the
The 60th Street facade of the Metropolitan Club. The Metropolitan Club building, located at 1 East 60th Street on the
Open House New York (OHNY) is a not-for-profit devoted to educating the public about the architecture and design culture of
A recent post by Matt Green, who is walking every street of NYC, highlighted the phenomenon of nameless parks in
Yesterday, the latest production “The Short History of the Highrise” from Highrise launched at the New York Film Festival. Highrise,
The Department of Parks & Recreation opened up 300 acres of the burgeoning Freshkills Park on Sunday for its fourth
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